Hi There
Sometimes it is difficult to separate fluid in the fallopian tube from a fluid filled cyst of the ovary. Both those structures lie very closely together. It could be a consequence of your hysterectomy. If you are having pain, it may make sense to go back laparoscopically and remove the tubes and ovaries
best wishes
what isboth fallopian tubes are opacified and termite as small as hydrosalpinges.bilateral peritoneal spill is demonstrated can u please explain
Thank you so much for your input...I will give it a great amount of thought. I was wondering though how does the fluid get into the tube if both ends are closed and could I besides having the tube thing could I also have cysts on my ovaries? Do you think that if I have the ovaries and tubes taken out that I should also have my cervix out? Before the hysterectomy my last three paps have come up abnormal squamish cells?
Good luck to ya...let me know how you make out.
yes she said if it gets bigger it would be best to take it out as it will cause more pain...i will find out monday if it got bigger or not
Hi, thanks for commenting on my problem. I wish you lots of luck with yours. I have never had a tubal but I did have scarring of my tubes back in the day and had a hystiosalpingogram (not sure of the spelling), to try and open my tubes with no luck...then last May with the Hysterectomy (because of fibroids) they ties the other end of the tubes once they take the uterus out. I am wondering if both ends of my tubes are closed...how does the fluid get in there? the tech also said that one of my tubes was also kinked, or bent over...soemthing like that ...I can't remember exactly what was the terminology that he used. I go Monday to my regular GYN to find out what the next step is? Did your doctor ever mention surgery to you for your tubes?
Thanks again
hi just wanted to let you know i had similar expereience. had tvus that said 4-5 cm complex cyst near uterus and left ovary but not appearing to be attached to either. was then sent for ct scan which said 4 cm complex cyst appearing to come from left ovary. when rechecked by tvus 3 weeks later at gyno office her tech said i don't see a cyst your ovaries are completely normal..your tube is filled with fluid which is common with women who have had tubals. i am 47 and still menstruate quite regularly. had another tvus last week (it has been 2 months) doc wants to see if all is stable...same tech showed me normal ovaries and a hydrosalpinx on left tube...she said alot of times it appears as a large cyst...since she does gyno ultrasounds only., i trust her knowledge. she showed me the shape and said "this is classic tube" then typed hydrosalpinx. i will see the doc monday but if all is stable she said i could leave it and she would check it in 4 months...so yes it is possible and i have pain and pressure as well especially before period and during ovulation.